Antiwar Radio: Martin Smith PBS Frontline producer Martin Smith explains U.S. Army's training of Muqtada al-Sadr's Mahdi Army and the Supreme Council for Islamic Revolution's Badr Corps and the problems this creates for the American mission to train a national army...

Antiwar Radio: Bob Watada Bob Watada explains the situation of his son Ehren, the American officer being punished by the military for refusing to deploy to Iraq and "offending" the military with his public statements, how the State will not let him present a defense...

Antiwar Radio: Larry Johnson (20:17) Former CIA analyst Larry Johnson explains what's been going on in the Scooter Libby trial, like for example, how Joseph Wilson offered to not bother going to Africa after the State Department said  they could handle it, his friend...

Antiwar Radio: Juan Cole Professor of Middle East History Juan Cole explains some of what is going on in Iraq, with an emphasis on Bush's claims about Iran's behavior there. MP3 here. Juan R. I. Cole is Professor of Modern Middle East and South Asian History at the...

Antiwar Radio: de Borchgrave Washington Times Editor-at-Large, Arnaud de Borchgrave discusses his belief that George W. Bush is going to initiate a violent attack on Iran to "save his legacy," whether Bush's claims about Iran are true, what the situation might look...

Antiwar Radio: Taylor Branch Award winning author Taylor Branch discusses Dr. Martin Luther King's legacy as a voice against the Vietnam war. MP3 here. Taylor Branch is the author of many books and articles, including Parting the Waters: America in the King Years,...

Antiwar Radio: Abi Wright Abi Wright, Communications Director of the Committee to Protect Journalists, on the CPJ's report of Journalists Killed in 2006. MP3 here. Abi Wright most recently worked as CPJ's Asia program coordinator. She traveled throughout the region...

Antiwar Radio: Robert Naiman Robert Neiman challenges the Bush regime's assertions about Iran's involvement in violence against American soldiers in Iraq. MP3 here. Robert Naiman is Senior Policy Analyst and National Coordinator of Just Foreign Policy. He has worked...

President Bush yesterday asked Congress for an additional $6.4 billion to develop ways of defeating roadside bombs in Iraq -- nearly double what has been provided since 2003 -- in the hopes of reviving an effort once billed as the "Manhattan Project" of the war but...

The amazing Taki Theodoracopulos has started a webzine, Taki's Top Drawer, a development that is sure to make waves from one end of the blogosphere to the other. The first issue features contributions from conservative academic Paul Gottfried, the delightful Taki...